Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-22


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Duet Misses Hamblin and Earl
Selection .. Silver String Band
Solo Mr.. j. W. Coates
Instrumental. ............ Miss Lulu McCabe
SOLO. MI d achen
Recitation ...........M Miss Lillian Brandon
Solo. .. ............ Miss Hamblin
At tht close of the musicale, luncheon will
be served in the lecture room. Admission to
musicale l5c, luncheon 2Oc.
The proceeds of the entertainment are to
be applied on the pledge of the Young Peo-
pies society to the new society. One mem
Der of the society has promised to double
whatever is realized from the entertainment,
and it is hoped he may find the undertaking
a large one. Musicale to begin at p. IN
GARFIELD OPERA HOUSE
Fatinitza will be produced tonight with
Miss Amy Harvey in the title role. and a cast
embracing some of the old favorites of the
Casino Opera company, assisted by some OF
our best local musicians. The opera Is full
of fun from the rise of the cuI tain, where
the young soldiers SNOWFALL the old sergeant,
to the closing scene, where the poor deceived
general is confronted with negress in place
of his long lost fair one. The most dramatic
situation occurs at the close of the first act,
where the Turks capture the two girls, and
the effect of the falling snow, the red light
from the burning hut and the smoke from
the musketry of the soldiers forms most
striking tableau. The Pasha's four favor
ties are said to be something too sweet for
anything.
BARRY AND FAY.
There are few comedians on the stage who
are so popular, and who so well deserve their
popularitv as Billy Barry and Hugh Fay.
Their popularity in Hamilton was attested
last fight, when an enormous audience gath
cred at the Grand opera house to enjoy the
broad but rich humor of their representation
of Mulcahey and Muldoon in Irish Aristoc-
racy u They have often been seen here in
the same characters; but last night the peO-
pie saw just as much As ever In the soild,
obese, pig headed and warm hearted Mulca-
hev, and the pesky, mIsceievous, bOyish old
Muldoon There is no change in the business
of the play Hamilton (Ont) Republican.
THE MUSEUM.
Miss Rose D'Ama, elastic haired lady,
made her bow to a Wichita audience last
night. Her hair Is genuine CURIOSITY, anu
her retiring disposition and graceful manners
will win her many friends. Little Eva loses
none of her popularity, while Mable Stellar
in her banjo speciality is too cute for any
thing In the auditorium, "Swiss SWANS"
viii have good run. The handsome stage
setting is feature and reflects great credit
on the scenic artist, Mr.. John Sandersop.
Mr. Ennis. now in Chicago, is booking some
big attractions 'Starin and Rickling" the
most popular musical team in America,
mons Niblo," celebrated French clown, and
"Herbert," the wonderful, all appear at early
dates.
THE PEOPLES THEATRE
The Peoples was again well filled by an
audience to witness the initial
performance of Miss Lees dramatization of
Wilkie Collins novel, The New Magdalen.
Miss Lees version differs in many respects
from that of Rose Eytinge, Charlotte
Thompson and others, as well as the pub
lished version. The company appeared to
excellent advantage, as in the preceding
week